This week, Bryan discusses LA County’s decision to start collecting data on LGBTQ suicides and hate crimes. Then, Erin talks us through the story of Drag Syndrome, a UK-based troupe of drag performers with Down syndrome that was denied the opportunity to make their U.S. debut by Republican congressional candidate Peter Meijer.

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Falling for it with Paula Poundstone.

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Renowned behavioral neuroscientist, recovering addict and author of the NY Times Bestseller Never Enough, Judith Grisel joins Adam to discuss her early battle with addiction, the neuroscience on how the brain adapts negatively to substance abuse, ending up in treatment by mistake and how life can be wonderful after recovery. 

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Lauren Lapkus (Raised By TV, Threedom) joins Tawny and guest co-host Dani Fernandez to discuss caller questions about white people using the word “ghetto,” blind submissions versus diverse submissions, and more. Plus, Andrew and Tawny recap this week’s news including Andrew Yang sitting down to chat with Shane Gillis. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

After exploring several career paths, hosts Bill Cravy, Howard Levi’s, Todd Padre and Sam Weatherman return to their roots at Hamilton High School. The Teachers fill in listeners on their pasts and discuss their future goals at Hamilton. Later, A.P. P.E. Teacher Original Fig (Paul F. Tompkins) stops by to discuss secret knocks, Student on Wire and takes a very special test. 

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Nicole and Sasheer jump in with their choice death hashtags, CBD oil, a pole class update, and how Nicole finds long limbs hilarious. They take a quiz building their dream bowl of mac & cheese to find their perfect sex position, and answer listener questions about backstabbing friends, lending friends money, losing best friends, and more. PLUS, a fun listener call that makes Nicole fall out of her chair.

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The legendary Paul F. Tompkins sweeps his way into the studio with Howard, Hugo, and Engineer Ryan! They count down Billboard’s Top 200 Albums Chart while throwing out opposing Lana Del Rey takes – and blowing the lid off Taylor Swift’s love life. Then, Paul talks about his brand new podcast The Neighborhood Listen during the Movie Chart, and comedian Max Beasley returns to check out the anticipated Ozzy/Post Malone collab with the Hot Picks.

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Jonathan is joined by climate advocate, TV personality, and Science Guy Bill Nye. The two discuss an array of topics, including green algae, renewable energy, and how to make climate change a major talking point in the 2020 election.

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Get Rich Nick goes Hollywood as the boys try to break into the business of being a background extra for TV, movies and commercials. First, they interview actress and background artist extraordinaire Allison O’Malley and get all the behind the scenes info on making it in the extra-tainment business. Then, the Nicks head to Burbank and sign up at Central Casting. Are they weird-looking enough to get cast? Does a SAG card still mean something in this town? Will the boys be seduced by Scientology while waiting in line? There’s a lot of money in Hollywood and we try to get a piece.

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Carl Tart (The Flagrant Ones, Comedy Bang! Bang!) joins Zach and Jess live from the 21st Del Close Marathon in Los Angeles for an all new musical packed with billionaires, future children, and more! With songs like “That’s Our Time”, “Pick Yourself Up By Your Bootstraps”, and “Are You a Liar Kalaya?”, it’s the only futuristic musical in which children rule the world that matters!

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This young Scottish caller has a checklist of things to discuss, including the question: Are Scottish people comfortable with depressing comedy because it rains a lot or are they just born a bit sad?

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This week the SAP crew tests their Latin history knowledge as they take a Latinx History Quiz. Later, actress Gabrielle Ruiz (Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, @gabrielleruiz) drops by to talk about being inspired to perform after watching Big The Musical at age 12, how she landed a role in the Broadway musical In The Heights, and hanging out at T.J. Maxx in Astoria, Queens. Plus, the SAP crew does improv based off Gabrielle’s interview!

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Actress Jane Lynch sits down with Andy Richter to talk about growing up the funny kid in Dolton, IL, being too classical for a Shakespeare company, performing together in The Real Live Brady Bunch, and coming out organically. Later, Jane shares what she loves about her living situation and what she’d like to direct in the future.

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In our season premiere, Tucker and his crew have successfully located Earth and are heading home, until a mysterious signal sends them to the planet Sigma. Introducing Kirsten Vangsness.

QUEENIE and The Boys make a horror anthology series.

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Zach Galifianakis, Lauren Lapkus, Ryan Gaul, Jiavani Linayao of Between Two Ferns: The Movie join Scott to talk about the numbers on the call sheet, improvised scenes that didn’t make the final cut, and the most fun/worst day working on the movie. Then, musician Clint Screams stops by to talk about some of his hits. Later, small business man Ichabod Gordy Bradbury drops by to spread the word of the lighthouse. Plus, educator The Artful Dodger stops by to talk about the origin of his name.

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Sidney Gottlieb is a name you do not know. If you did, you’d know about decades of CIA projects ruining countless minds with drugs and torture. You’d also know about the CIA’s secret San Francisco bordello, collaboration with Axis Powers war criminals, and borderline wacky fixation on turning drugs into brain-controlling weapons. On this week’s episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt sits down with scholar, journalist and author Stephen Kinzer, diving into astonishing stories from Stephen’s new book ‘Poisoner In Chief: Sidney Gottlieb and the CIA Search for Mind Control’. Discover the most important and powerful government agent you’ve never heard of, and how he pioneered everything from global “black sites” to 1960s counterculture, all with zero oversight and a hell of a lot of LSD.

Footnotes: https://www.cracked.com/podcast/how-cia-quest-mind-control-drove-world-insane/

Two of Gilbert and Frank’s favorite guests, comedian Jackie Martling and voice actor Billy West return to the podcast for a no-holds-barred conversation about the cinema of George Pal, the versatility of Paul Frees, the uniqueness of Peter Sellers and the enduring legend of Joe Franklin. Also, Jonathan Winters disses Don Adams, Jack Carter guests on “Ren & Stimpy,” Billy meets The Man from Uncle and Jackie weighs in on the Gilbert-Shecky Greene clash. PLUS: “Shock Theater”! “7 Faces of Dr. Lao”! The return of the Jackie puppet! Curly Howard takes a bullet! And George Jessel duets with…George Jessel? 

The army is joined by a sorcerer with a hard to determine amount of power. Also, sorcerers are totally different from wizards.

Credits:

Arnie: Arnie Niekamp
Chunt: Adal Rifai
Usidore: Matt Young
Trinkle the Sorcerer: Mike Hanford
Mysterious Man: Tim Sniffen

Producers: Arnie Niekamp, Matt Young, and Adal Rifai
Post-Production Coordination: Garrett Schultz
Earwolf Producer: Kimmie Lucas
Editor: Stephen Dranger
Special Assistance: Ryan DiGiorgi
Magic Tavern Logo: Allard Laban
Theme Music: Andy Poland

Colton Dunn (Voyage to the Stars, Superstore) joins Nick and Heather to discuss the repeatedly delayed first person shooter game Duke Nukem Forever. They talk about Duke’s dated sense of humor, gaming with children, and more!

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Comedian Guy Branum sits down with Cameron to discuss feeling physically safe on and offstage, defensive gestures, and the changing queer stand up scene.

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A fire threatens to destroy Earwolf studios. The rescue mission on Planet Party Town takes an unexpected turn. Geth and the panel take calls on every comedian’s two favorite subjects: sports and finance.

Guests: Mary Houlihan, Tim Platt, Maya Sharma, and Ian Lockwood. 

Writer and TV producer Dan Goor (Brooklyn Nine-Nine) joins Conan writers Mike Sweeney and Jessie Gaskell to talk about feeling intimidated when he first started writing on Late Night with Conan O’Brien, using what he learned working at Conan at Brooklyn Nine-Nine, and much more.

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Recorded live from Durham, North Carolina, Paul, June, and Jason discuss the 2017 drama thriller Unforgettable starring Katherine Heigl. They talk about cyber sex, Chapter Pad, and why the movie is called Unforgettable.

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The drama continues as Sue arrives at Philloston’s house in preparation to remarry him. But can she go through with it? Can he? Can Michael? And later, Michael asks friend and author Gary Shteyngart what the hell is going on in this book.

The brilliant comic Erin Foley joins Matt and Dave to talk about why gay cruises are the best crowds, fav couples on Bachelor in Paradise, and her new comedy album “Deep Dive.” Plus, the first joke she told onstage, being in a relationship that makes her want to be the best version of herself, the awkwardness of coming out to a Catholic family, and finding her own personal church in the world of sports.

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On this weeks Bitch Sesh , Casey and Danielle plead for an important cause close to their hearts — themselves, specifically #SaveDanielle’sDress. They welcome hilarious comedian, actor and writer Yassir Lester to the new nook, and he has strong opinions on the houses of Potomac, Mama Dee, and a certainhair color. Plus Yassir remembers performing stand-up in front of TWO different househusbands, and they all revel in the audacity of a man giving doughnuts for his wife’s fiftieth birthday. 

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Tiff Stevenson and Chloe Koser join Negin to discuss Trump’s cancelled Taliban visit, try and make sense of Brexit, and envision a future without cars.

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Paul & Amy fly the coop to 1954’s Marlon Brando crime drama On The Waterfront! They ask what the film would have been like with Frank Sinatra in the lead, explore the history of “the Method,” and wonder how the ending would change if this were made today. Plus: Paul revisits your thoughts on Lawrence Of Arabia.

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Brandon Gardner, Anna Salinas, Mia Schauffler, and Frank Garcia-Hejl join Matt Besser for scenes about visiting an IKEA cafeteria, family holiday traditions, and a grandma catcher. Later, fourth graders show off their questionable Halloween costumes and Paul McCartney performs at a middle school dance.

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